chandelle造句

• He was either inverted, in a nosedive, or in a chandelle.
• 1 . " Mas Alla del Codigo Da Vinci " by Renee Chandelle ( Grupal Distribuidora)
• 3 . " Mas Alla del Codigo Da Vinci " by Renee Chandelle ( Grupal Distribuidora)
• 3 . " Mas Alla del Codigo Da Vinci " by Rene Chandelle ( Grupal Distribuidora)
• 6 . " Mas Alla del Codigo Da Vinci " by Rene Chandelle ( Grupal Distribuidora)
• 9 . " Mas Alla del Codigo Da Vinci " by Rene Chandelle ( Grupal Distribuidora)
• 4 . " Mas Alla del Codigo da Vinci " by Rene Chandelle ( Grupal Distruibadora ).
• 7 . " Mas Alla del Codigo da Vinci " by Rene Chandelle ( Grupal Distruibadora ).
• 2 . " Mas Alla del Codigo da Vinci " by Rene Chandelle ( Grupal Distruibadora ).
• The CT-134 was approved for limited aerobatics, including loops, rolls, chandelles and lazy eights
• It has three main rural sections : Morne ?Bateau, Morne ?Chandelle, and Petit Toucan.
• Other airports near Dover include Chandelle Estates Airport to the northeast of the city, Delaware Airpark near Wyoming.
• A lightweight chandelle boa might only weigh, whereas a 24 ply ostrich boa can weigh as much as.
• His favourite maneuver was the chandelle, in strings of up to a dozen, spiralling from close to the ground.
• The decreasing bank angle together with the decreasing airspeed during the second half of the chandelle will maintain a constant turn rate.
• Ostrich, marabou, chandelle, and turkey are the most common feathers used, although non-feather boas are also available.
• French aviators during World War I described it as " monter en chandelle ", or " to climb vertically ".
• In aerial combat the chandelle maneuver was used both aggressively to position the aircraft for attack, and defensively to evade an enemy.
• The drunken Varley had given the RCMP dispatcher the first statement on what he incorrectly believed to be a missing woman, Chandelle.
• Her painting " Les Chandelles " was included in the 1905 book " Women Painters of the World ".